Barnet · The Hive Stadium
Barnet Tickets — Fixtures, Prices & How to Buy
Everything you need to get to a Barnet match at The Hive Stadium — upcoming fixtures, buying routes, likely ticket types and where to sit. Looking for stand-by-stand advice instead? See our
The Hive Stadium Seating Guide.
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How to get Barnet tickets
Barnet tickets are usually a friendlier entry point into London football than
Premier League fixtures, but the best route still depends on the opponent, league position and whether the match is all-ticket.
- Official club sales — start with Barnet’s ticketing channels for home match availability.
- Matchday sales — may be possible for lower-demand fixtures, but check in advance rather than relying on the gate.
- Family and concession tickets — The Hive is a good option for a lower-pressure London football day if the right ticket bands are available.
- Resale marketplaces — use caution and check the stand, delivery method and home/away status before buying.
Ticket prices — what to expect
| Ticket type |
Typical expectation |
Notes |
| Standard adult |
lower-league London pricing |
varies by fixture and stand |
| Concession / junior |
discounted if available |
check exact age bands |
| High-demand match |
buy earlier |
small capacity can tighten availability |
| Hospitality / lounge |
premium spend |
useful for comfort and groups |
Exact prices change by fixture and sales phase — always confirm current pricing before booking.
Club history
Barnet were founded in 1888 in Chipping Barnet and spent more than a century associated with Underhill before moving to The Hive in 2013. The Bees returned to the Football League after winning the 2024-25 National League with a club-record 102 points, making The Hive one of London’s most interesting lower-league grounds again.
Getting to The Hive Stadium
Canons Park on the Jubilee line is the closest station, around 400 metres from the stadium. Queensbury is slightly farther away, and Edgware on the Northern line is roughly a 25-minute walk. Buses 79, 186, 288 and 340 also serve the area.
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy Barnet tickets on matchday?
Sometimes, but do not assume. The Hive is compact, so check Barnet’s official sales information before travelling, especially for weekend games and promotion-relevant fixtures.
Where should I sit at The Hive?
Choose the West Stand for the best overall view and facilities. The East Stand is smaller but handy for a simple matchday. Away fans are normally in the North Stand. See the full
The Hive Stadium Seating Guide.
Is Barnet a good London football day for families?
Yes, especially compared with larger London grounds. Pick a seated side stand, arrive by Canons Park, and check family/concession ticket rules before buying.
